I think I figured it out myself, thank you!
I find the answer at http://wordpress.org/support/topic/multisite-paths-should-not-be-wp-contentblogsdir?replies=4.
Adding the following to the configuration file will solve the problem:
define (‘WPPA_MULTISITE_BLOGSDIR’, true);
I have the same issue in my test site I have not moved my production yet. Looking at the changes I am not sure where to go from here:
1. I have set the parameters as required in version release. I run old style so I had to set all four.
2. Each of the multi-sites are identified by the prefix wp_n where “n” is the number of the site in this case 4.
One of the parameters parameters in XIII points to the database table correctly wp_4_wppa_albums, the rest point to wp_wppa_xxxx.
I am a completely novice a fiddling with PHP so I am happy to believe I have done the wrong thing.
If you did set WPPA_MULTISITE_GLOBAL, you should see this, equal to a single site ( for one wppa system only ):
WPPA_ALBUMS Albums db table name. wp_wppa_albums
WPPA_PHOTOS Photos db table name. wp_wppa_photos
WPPA_RATING Rating db table name. wp_wppa_rating
WPPA_COMMENTS Comments db table name. wp_wppa_comments
WPPA_IPTC IPTC db table name. wp_wppa_iptc
WPPA_EXIF EXIF db table name. wp_wppa_exif
WPPA_INDEX Index db table name. wp_wppa_index
If you have a multisite and did NOT set WPPA_MULTISITE_GLOBAL, you should see this ( for every blog its own wppa system ):
WPPA_ALBUMS Albums db table name. wp_4_wppa_albums
WPPA_PHOTOS Photos db table name. wp_4_wppa_photos
WPPA_RATING Rating db table name. wp_4_wppa_rating
WPPA_COMMENTS Comments db table name. wp_4_wppa_comments
WPPA_IPTC IPTC db table name. wp_4_wppa_iptc
WPPA_EXIF EXIF db table name. wp_4_wppa_exif
WPPA_INDEX Index db table name. wp_4_wppa_index
Jacob you are a genius thank-you problem solved, I removed the WPPA_MULTISITE_GLOBAL and everything came back.
